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CANADIAN ADVERTISING AbVIOW? BOMID
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The market at Brussels Stock-
yards Friday was active on the
better, quality cattle and pigs.
Combine
music
heard
Have you ever heard "Combine
Music"
I heard it all evening and more,
And it made me forget I was
lonely
As I had never forgotten before,
The big combines singing a love
song
As no singer could ever sing
And the beans as they entered the
truck box
Had such a melodious ring,
I longed to go close to watch them
But I knew I'd just be in the way
So here in my room I'll keep
watching
And hope many hours they stay.
Big trucks come hr"re to be filled,
now
And the full ones travel on •
My lonely heart sings, as each
bean rings
As the combines keep singing
their song.
If only I could go closer
What a dream come true it would
be
but I'll stay here by my window,
What a wonderful sight to see -
"Dear God" if to-night "You"
are watching
Watch close, let not one come to
harm,
, As the combines they sing; and
the beans, how they ring,
Out here on the Ryan's farm.
Tess Crawford.
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DEHORNING DEMONSTRATION — Huron County 4-H members put on a
demonstration of dehorning methods, corriplete .with a cardboard cow at theHuron
booth at the International Plowing Match. (Staff Photo)
Brussels Stockyard Report
Choice Steers - 39.00 to 41.00
with sales to 41. 10.
Good Steers - 37.00 to 39.0 i.
Twenty-one fancy steers
consigned by Robert Kreller of
Fordwich averaging 1005 lbs. sold
for 41.10 with his 66 steers
averaging 1046 lbs. selling for
40.40. •
Fourteen steers consigned by
Earl Sellers of R.R. 2, Bluevale
averaging 1242 lbs. sold for
40.40.
Choice Cows - 22.00 to 24.00
with sales to 24.75.
Good Cows - 20.00 to 22.00.
Bulls sold to a top of 30.50.
30 to • 40 lb. pigs traded to a
high of 33.50.
40 to 50 lb. pigs to a high of
38.75.. -
.50 to 60 lb. pigs to a high of
43.00.
.60 to 70 lb. pigs to a high of
50.00.
Due to the increased volume of
pigs at the Brussels Stockyards,
the pig sale will start at 1 p.m.
At the special stocker & feeder
sale held on Tuesday, there were
1219 feeders sold.
Choice feeder steers sold from
39.00 to 41.00 with sales to 41.25.
Choice feeder heifers - 34.00 to
36.00 with sales to 36.50.
Brussels Stockyards are hold-
ing their next Stocker & Feeder
Sales on Tuesday, October 12.
WEEKLY SALE.
BRUSSELS STOCKYARDS LTD,
EVERY FRIDAY
At 12 Noon
Phone 887-6461 — Brussels, Ont,
something
new
the Berg Split Chute
The most important •forward step in durable, efficient barn cleaning
since the development of the barn cleaner itself. By eliminating a
reverse curve and one corner wheel it reduces wear, tension and
adjustment problems and gives you more dependable performance.
The return chute is full width for greatest cleaning .efficiency. The
Berg Split Chute, as well as the Berg Conventional Chute, can be
used with any manure stacker or thrower. The new Berg 3-inch flites
move a third more, liquid and reduce roll-back problems. Write or
phone for more details about this exceptional new equipment.
Jamesway parts available,
Keith Siemon
Plumbing — Farm.
Equipment
R.R.4, Walton, Ontario
Phone 345-2734
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.OPERATION
SERVICE
Legion's Golden Year Project
The Royal Canadian Legion has taken on a
monumental task for 1976 its Golden Anniversary Year.
It is the hope of the Legion to contact every veteran,
every ex-service person and-or spouse or dependent in
Canada to make certain all are aware of their rights
under the Veteran's Charter.
This major effort will call for thousands of Legion
members across Canada to volunteer to serve as
campaign chairmen, team captains and home visitors,
to man telephones and information desks, and to carry
out a variety of other tasks, which will make possible
contact with those who need our help, but who are
unaware that they are entitled to certain benefits.
the general public too, will become very much aware
Of Operation Service through the media. It will
consequently present a golden opportunity to Legion
branches to demonstrate to the communities in which
they are located, the praCtical application of the much
quoted statement in the Legion. Ritual to the effect that,
Their Sacrifice will ever inspire Us to labour on to the
end, that those who survive and need our aid, may be
assured of assistance.
The task in this operation is:
1: To assure that all persons who may be eligible for
benefits are acquainted with their rights in this regard.
2, To direct all queries for counselling or benefits to
the service officer at branch or Command
So if a Legion member calls, please welcome him, He
isn't selling anything, but rather he IS trying to help
people and he has an enormous task to do.
Thank you.
C. IvieNEIL CHAIRMAN'
BRAN CA 218 Brussels
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OCTOBER 6, 1976